UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

President Trump refuses to condemn White supremacists after Tuesday’s debate debacle and to say whether he would accept election results; coronavirus cases rising in over two dozen states including Wisconsin where the president is scheduled to hold to outdoor rallies; House Democrats and the White House continue negotiations on a coronavirus stimulus bill as unemployment remains stubbornly high with over 800,000 Americans filing for unemployment last week.

The first debate between President Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden deteriorated into bitter taunts and near chaos; coronavirus cases rising in New York City just as elementary schools get ready to reopen for in person classes; and the family of Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen march to honor her memory on what would’ve been her 21st birthday.

President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden are facing off tonight in their first debate of the 2020 presidential campaign; President Trump’s estimated debt of over $400 million makes him a national security risk according to second part of New York Times investigation into the president’s taxes; the world reached 1,000,000 coronavirus deaths as officials in the US warn of a second wave in the winter; 18 million Americans with past convictions are eligible to vote but are unaware because of confusing state laws and lack of information.

President Trump lashing out at the New York Times for a bombshell reporting on his personal finances, according to the paper the president paid $750 in federal taxes in 2016 and 2017; Republican senators expected to fast-track Supreme Court nomination of Amy Coney Barrett; new coronavirus cases on the rise, only 10 states show downward trend; Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden leading President Trump nationally among Latino registered voters, 66% to 24%, and in key swing states.

The nation pays final respects to legal trailblazer Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg; President Trump won’t commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses the elections; and Breonna Taylor’s family lawyer demands the grand jury transcripts.

President Trump says he will not commit to a peaceful transfer of power after the November election, top Republicans are pushing back; protests erupting in several cities after a grand jury fails to indict officers on Breonna Taylor’s death; coronavirus cases are rising in 22 states while Johnson and Johnson’s enters phase 3 vaccine trials; and Olympic boxing medalist Marlen Esparza on the power of the female vote.

Coronavirus cases are on the rise in 33 states as President Trump continues holding crowded rallies and dismissing the severity of the pandemic; Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is condemning President Trump and top Republicans for rushing to replace Justice Ginsburg; the late justice’s casket is on view at the iconic steps outside the Supreme Court; and a congressional commission is investigating allegations of unwarranted hysterectomies practiced at a Georgia immigration detention center.

President Trump downplays pandemic as U.S. passes 200,000 deaths; Trump set to announce replacement for Justice Ginsburg with support of key Republicans; and Tropical Storm Beta makes landfall in Texas during a relentless hurricane season.

The battle to replace legal pioneer Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court begins; U.S. approaches shocking milestone of 200,000 COVID-19 deaths; and Gulf Coast residents brace for Tropical Storm Beta.

Global number of COVID-19 cases passes 30 million, as the U.S. approaches 200,000 coronavirus deaths; Biden and Trump continue campaigning with starkly different visions for the country; and a federal judge’s U.S. Postal Service order could impact the November election.